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Sell with confidence

Consign Your Guitar with Eddie’s Guitars

Consign your high-end, boutique, or vintage guitar with Eddie’s Guitars. We handle the marketing, buyer inquiries, negotiations, and sale so your instrument gets the attention and value it deserves.

55+ Years of Experience
10,000+ Guitars Sold
50 States Served
8,500+ Positive Reviews

EXCEPTIONAL SALES, EXCEPTIONAL GUITARS

Guitars We’ve Helped Sell

Exceptional instruments we’ve helped sellers successfully bring to market, including rare, custom, and collector-grade guitars.
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The Eddie’s advantage

Why Consign with Eddie’s?

01

Reach Serious Guitar Buyers

Put your instrument in front of an established audience actively searching for boutique, vintage, rare, and high-end guitars.

02

Get Expert Pricing & Presentation

We help determine a competitive asking price, professionally present your instrument, and handle buyer questions and negotiations.

03

Tiered Consignment Rates

Our commission starts at 25% and decreases to as low as 10% based on your guitar’s final sale price. No upfront fees.

04

Know Your Guitar Is Protected

Your instrument is fully insured while in our possession, giving you added peace of mind throughout the consignment process.

Your Guitar Deserves the Right Buyer

Selling a valuable guitar yourself takes time. You have to determine the right price, create a listing, find serious buyers, negotiate, and safely ship the instrument.

Our team specializes in exceptional guitars and knows how to properly price, present, and market high-end instruments. You get professional support managing listings, buyer questions, negotiations, and finding the right home for your instrument.

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Eddie's Guitars founders surrounded by guitars
Since 1971 Owners Ed Putney (Father) and Nate Putney (Son) uphold the family tradition of expertise, with the business founded by Ed in 1971.

A clear path from evaluation to sale.

How Guitar Consignment Works

01 / EVALUATE

Get a Free Guitar Evaluation

Send us your guitar photos and information for a free evaluation. We’ll review your guitar and determine whether it’s a good fit for our consignment program. If it’s a match, we’ll give you a realistic, market-driven sale price estimate with no inflated numbers.

02 / SEND IT

Send or Bring Us Your Guitar

Once your guitar is accepted, you can safely ship it to us or bring it to our store. If shipping, you’ll be responsible for insured shipping to and from Eddie’s. Your guitar should arrive in standard playable condition. If restringing or a setup is needed, we’ll arrange service with a third-party technician, and the applicable service fee will be deducted from your sale proceeds.

03 / SELL

Let Us Handle the Rest

We photograph, list, market, and present your guitar to qualified buyers. Once the sale clears, we deduct our commission and mail your check within 10 business days. For an additional $350 fee, you can also add a demo video to help buyers hear and see your guitar in action.

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USE YOUR SALE CREDIT

Find Your Next Guitar & Save on Consignment

Use your full sale credit toward another guitar or custom order and we’ll negotiate a lower consignment rate.

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Trusted by Guitar Owners and Collectors

Real stories from customers who trusted Eddie’s with instruments worth protecting, representing, and selling.

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How to Prepare to Sell Your Guitar

A little preparation can help our team evaluate your instrument faster. Before submitting your guitar, gather the information you have about its history and condition.Get a Free Evaluation
  1. Make, model, and approximate year. Share what you know about the instrument.
  2. Serial number. Include a clear photo or type the number into your inquiry.
  3. Clear photos. Include the front, back, headstock, and case.
  4. Modifications or repairs. Tell us what has changed or been serviced.
  5. Paperwork or provenance. Include original documents when available.
  6. Original parts, accessories, or case.
  7. Send what you know. Don't worry if you don't have every detail.

Questions, answered clearly

Frequently Asked Questions

We specialize in acoustic, electric, and bass guitars, with a focus on rare, boutique, vintage, and custom instruments. Amplifiers are considered on a case-by-case basis. Not sure if yours is a fit? Just reach out.

No. The consultation and valuation are complimentary. We’ll tell you honestly whether your instrument is a fit, and if it isn’t, we’ll say so. We reserve the right to decline gear that isn’t right for our inventory.

Our consignment commission is based on the final sale price:

$10,000 and under: 25%
$10,000–$50,000: 20%
$50,000–$100,000: 15%
$100,000+: 10%

There are no upfront consignment fees. We can also negotiate a lower consignment rate if you use the full credit from your guitar sale toward another guitar or custom order. Please reach out to us to discuss.

Yes. For an additional fee of $350, you can add a demo video to your listing, which allows potential buyers to better hear and see your guitar in action.

The initial consignment term is 90 days. After that, your listing continues month-to-month. At the 90-day mark, we’ll contact you to discuss a price adjustment.

You are responsible for getting the instrument to us, by appointment drop-off or insured shipping. If you request the guitar back or the consignment period ends, return shipping is also your responsibility.

Yes, all instruments must arrive in standard playable condition. We don’t perform in-house setups. If yours needs work, we’ll arrange it through a trusted third-party technician at $200, deducted from your sale proceeds.

If your guitar requires a setup before it can be listed for sale, we’ll coordinate service through a third-party technician. A $200 setup fee will be deducted from your consignment proceeds. If your guitar needs restringing, a $30 restring fee will also be deducted from your proceeds.

Once your guitar sells and the transaction has cleared, Eddie’s Guitars will mail your payment check within 10 business days.

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Ready to Consign?

Skip the work of selling privately and put Eddie’s experience, audience, and high-end guitar expertise behind your instrument. Tell us what you have and find out whether consignment is the right option for you.

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